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1. Toss out some ridiculous and obvious lies.
2. Get beat down by experts with the facts.
3. Deride everyone who disagrees with you as part of "fake news."
4. When called out on it, lash out like a toddler on Twitter and in interviews - "I'm taking my toys and going home!"
5. When all else fails, hold a rally and recount the glory days of the election campaign.
So true, don't forget,
- blame Obama/media/constitution/Dems/etc....
- use smoke and mirrors and spin to justify/explain...
- nuke another country or make up more outrageous lies to deflect....
THIS is exactly how reporting should be done. I am sick of seeing reporters put their "access" ahead of reporting. and this problem has existed for a long time. Trump did not start weak sauce reporting.
too often TV gives members of gov a free advert allowing them to talk endlessly , lie endlessly and promote themselves rather than actually ask questions.
this reporter did his job. "he persisted" and that is what we need today and everyday. Reporters who stick on the question.
Trump doesn't like that kind of reporter. He likes to tell his lies and move on.
Another really weird interview. He cut this one off abruptly. Kudos to the reporter for persistence.
I understand Trump has his opinons...but this was a really weird response. I wish he would just address these things without getting super vague and combative. It would really help win him support.
I understand Trump has his opinons...but this was a really weird response. I wish he would just address these things without getting super vague and combative. It would really help win him support.
He can't address the issues because he doesn't understand the issues. All he has are vague allegations based on something he heard on TV.
I understand Trump has his opinons...but this was a really weird response. I wish he would just address these things without getting super vague and combative. It would really help win him support.
The only way he can address these things without being vague and combative is to admit that he is full of s###. That won't gain him any support. Continuing to fight against the evil, liberal media will at least maintain a lot of his support.
The only way he can address these things without being vague and combative is to admit that he is full of s###. That won't gain him any support. Continuing to fight against the evil, liberal media will at least maintain a lot of his support.
Trump seems to believe that claiming everyone is talking about his baseless accusation therefore means it is true.
Is he building a case for mental incompetence?
If he is, he's doing a damn good job!
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Originally Posted by evilcart
THIS is exactly how reporting should be done. I am sick of seeing reporters put their "access" ahead of reporting. and this problem has existed for a long time. Trump did not start weak sauce reporting.
too often TV gives members of gov a free advert allowing them to talk endlessly , lie endlessly and promote themselves rather than actually ask questions.
this reporter did his job. "he persisted" and that is what we need today and everyday. Reporters who stick on the question.
I cannot agree more! We need more and more of this in order to deal the final blow to this corrupt man-child buffoon.
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